Memory phrase for the Kanji: 逸


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Meaning deviate, go astray, escape, avert, idleness, miss the mark

Pronunciation

ITSU
soreru/rasu

Explanation

Left: movement , right: escape, permit (an escaping rabbit 兔=兎=[うさぎ] - long ear , two big eyes , legs )

Mnemonic


 
The zig-zag-escape-movement of a rabbit is deviating.

Radicals

movementThe radical shinnyuu stands for movement and thus has the same meaning as the very similar radical ennyou
escape, permitimage of an escaping rabbit
kneeling person(Further radicals with „person“ are: sitting , sitting cross-legged , lying , skilled , bending ,, slumped or husband )
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 Vocabulary

逸れる それる  to stray (turn) from subject, to get lost, to go astray
逸話 いつわ  anecdote

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